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How To Tell If Someone Is Lying When They Say They Are Not Married

Mon, 11 Jul 2011 11:55:28 +0100

How do I tell if my boyfriend lies?

So you have a new boyfriend or girlfriend. Things are going great and you're thinking of taking your relationship to the next level. You might be thinking of getting a place together or even a bank account because right now you can't ever see the two of you being parted. He's asked you to marry him but do you really know him? How do you know that he's not married already and that he's just saying things that you want to hear? You need to start listening really carefully because he might just be lying to you.

Most people lie, it's a fact. Some people lie a little to make life easier for themselves or others while there are other people who lie for a living. I call them politicians but that's another story. Some people lie because they can't help it; they are compulsive liars who will lie about anything even when there is no need to tell a lie. Some people are just criminals and lie to con you out of your money or possessions.

It's very difficult to keep up lies especially when they are complicated made up tales. It's also very difficult to eliminate all the clues that you and your body give off when you're telling them but some people are better at it than others and some people have devoted their lives to concealing their true intentions.

If you want to check out his story about being married without having to ask him or detect whether he's lying to you then you can do an online background check on him.

If you are looking for the clues that your boyfriend's lying to you then it's often not too difficult to spot them. The trick is to keep him talking about anything and everything and look at the way his behaviour changes when you ask him certain questions. Some things to look out for are:

He breaks eye contact and looks away

He might look up and to the left when telling a lie.

The pitch of his voice changes

This could indicate a change in your suspects stress levels.

Hesitation

Trying to think of the right thing to say can lead to hesitation and a lot of 'um' and 'err' noises.

He turns his body away from you however slightly

It's harder to lie to someone when talking straight at them.

Nervous body movements or fidgeting

Can you make your boyfriend squirm with some searching questions that you know he doesn't want to answer?

More than adequate detail in his descriptions

Does he tell you more than you need to know? This could indicate a degree of preparation in the response to your question.

Speaking more rapidly than usual

People will often talk quickly when telling a lie almost as if they're trying to get it over and done with as soon as possible.

Sweating

Sweat can be a giveaway when you know that it isn't hot and they don't normally sweat.

Color changes in his face

I'm a lousy liar, you just have to look at my face and if it goes bright red then you know I'm lying. I think that this is true for a lot of other people too.

Learn to spot when someone is lying to you. It could save you time, money and a lot of heartbreak if you know when you are being conned.

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Free Warrant Search - How Can I Find Free Arrest Warrants

Sat, 11 Jun 2011 14:10:13 +0100

How to do a free warrant search online

It's getting to the point where just about every bit of information about everyone seems to be available on the Internet. Not all of this personal information might be a good thing but arrest warrants are an example of the kind of freely available information that I like to see.

If someone has an outstanding warrant then it has to be in everyone's best interest for it to get noticed as quickly as possible. It deters people from offending and helps to catch those that do.

When you are able to look to find someone's arrest warrants so easily while you are sitting at home in your armchair you really don't have any excuses for not checking them out. You can literally do a background check on everyone you know in an evening if you want to.

You can't tell a criminal by just looking at them

But you say that you prefer to trust people do you? Maybe this is because you think that you are a great judge of character and nobody could ever hold a secret like a criminal record or arrest warrants from you. You would just know a criminal when you saw one.

Well I'm sorry but this just doesn't happen very often. Some of the most notorious criminals in history went about their normal lives without ever being suspected by their friends or even their closest relatives. Until they got caught that is. often having committed many horrible crimes to the people around them.

Why should you simply trust someone now, when there is no need to? Why not do a search for their arrest warrants and background online to make sure that this person is really who they say they are and that they have no skeletons in the cupboard that they are trying to keep from you.

Arrest warrant records are kept by law enforcement agencies and they are in general, freely available to you on request. To make the whole system more transparent and to improve the capture rate of offenders, most warrants are now available online and are waiting for you to search them for free.

Searching free arrest warrants in public records

The only problem with this is that each law enforcement agency has their own web site and they only publish warrants for their own area. If you are trying to do a free warrant search on someone then you might have to spend hours looking through every county, state and federal web site before you can be satisfied that you have looked everywhere you need to look.

You don't have to spend hours searching for one persons arrest warrants though. You can use a public records web site where they have pulled together all the arrest warrants and other background information into one place so that you can search it all in one go. These specialist web sites gather information from both offline and online sources and have built databases with billions of records waiting for you to use it.

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Arrest Warrant Checks - Is It Right To Substitute A Jury For Evidence?

Thu, 02 Jun 2011 08:48:28 +0100

How do I get convicted for something I haven't done

Recent technology advances in the field of forensic science have brought about a rash of convictions based on detecting suspects involved cases that have been cold for years. Most notable of these advances are in the field of DNA profiling where your DNA can be matched to that found at scenes of crimes that were committed decades ago. This, together with the alarming passion with which police officers now collect peoples DNA for entry into national computer systems, has resulted in many recent cold cases of murder and rape being tried before a judge and convictions obtained.

If you get arrested in the UK and in many parts of the USA too, then you will almost certainly have to submit to your DNA being taken and entered onto the database. You don't have to be charged with anything for this to happen and it doesn't matter what you were arrested for either. Once your DNA profile is on the database it will be searched for matches and if one turns up then you are in a lot of trouble whether you committed a crime or not. Remember that the police only need "probable cause" to lawfully arrest you and that can mean that they don't have much more than suspicion.

Throw the rapists and murderers into prison

I would like to think that all of the convictions obtained in this way have been sound and we can all sit back and look on this as a job well done with more criminals behind bars. There is one recent case however, involving a friend of mine, that has given me cause to doubt this. It has in fact terrified me because it demonstrates just how easy it is for any one of us to get convicted and sent to prison for something that you did not do.

I'm sure that there are now many more bad people in prison as a result of these new technologies. You often hear of cases where the defendant had a string of prior offenses similar to the one they are currently accused of or where eye witnesses remember the person. There are also cases where factual evidence and motive lead you to believe that the guilty verdict is the right one.

But what if there is no evidence?

What if the only evidence in say a rape case, is a DNA match? At best, a DNA match proves that sex took place within 72 hours of the sample being taken. What if the defendant has no prior convictions for any offence and convincingly argues that he has no memory of committing an offence?

What if the police have already destroyed all the other evidence, including the alleged victim's clothing and hair from bushes. Destroyed to save space in the evidence store would you believe?

What if the defendant has never been identified as the attacker by anyone and all the prosecution witnesses contradict the alleged victim on most of her account of the event? The alleged victim was an alcoholic and a drug addict. Not the most reliable of witnesses.

What would you do if you were the prosecution?

If you were responsible for the prosecution case in this instance what would you do? Would you accept that there is no evidence to suggest that the defendant is guilty of any crime? Indeed there was no real evidence that a crime was committed at all by anyone so would you drop the case or would you take it to court and expect an unqualified jury to decide? Decide on what You might ask. If there is no evidence then what is the jury supposed to do?

This could happen to you

This story might seem absurd and unbelievable to you as it did to me but this is exactly what happened to a friend of mine. The same thing could happen to you or I just as easily. He has no memory of the event which happened 16 years earlier and is quite sure that he would have remembered committing such a crime.

All 12 jurors in this case decided that he was guilty of the crime beyond all reasonable doubt. How can that happen when there is no evidence? Perhaps they assumed that if there was absolutely no proof whatsoever and the police still believe that he did it then they must know something that the jury could not be told for sme legal reason. Just a theory, what do you think?

How do I avoid giving up my DNA?

My friend was forced to give up his DNA when he was arrested for a misdemeanor where no charges were brought. Regularly checking for arrest warrants is one way that you can reduce your chances of getting arrested and having your DNA sampled. You can do this inexpensively using a public records web site. If you have an outstanding arrest warrant and you give yourself in voluntarily then you are much less likely to be arrested and find yourself on the DNA register.

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Who Lives On My Street? How To Find The Names Of People Who Live On Your Street

Sun, 22 May 2011 16:57:05 +0100

Isn't it time you found out who your neighbors are?

Have you ever asked yourself "Who lives on my street?" I think that it's a question that most people ask at some point and sadly, few of us actually take the trouble to find out. You should find out something about your neighbors because it's so easy to do now as I will show you.

It's a very common question when you've just moved into a new area and you don't know anyone. If you are lucky then some of them will come and introduce themselves to you. This might happen a lot in TV soaps but I'm not so sure about real life. I think that you might have to make the effort yourself.

Check out the street before you move in

If you are about to move into an area or you are just thinking about purchasing a property then it would be a very good idea to check out the neighborhood and do a little background checking on the people who live in the street. Make sure that you are moving into a good area before you make the decision.

What do you know about your neighbors?

If you have lived in your street for some time then there is a good chance that you still don't know the names of everyone in the road. That can sometimes be a little embarrassing especially when you meet them on the street while out walking. Even if you know their names you probably don't know anything about them. They could be criminals for all you know.

How to get a list of names of people who live on a street

The obvious way to find out who your neighbors are is to go out and meet them. Knock on their doors and introduce yourself. It will take time and you may have to go back several times before you catch everyone at home but it can be a very pleasurable experience and often leads to some great friendships.

Knocking on your neighbors doors is best done soon after you move in because that's when it feels like the right thing to do. It's not very practical to do though if you don't live there yet or you are just considering buying a place in the street. If you have lived there for some time then the thought of going door to door in your own street might seem a little daunting. So what else can you do?

How can I find out who lives on my street without knocking on doors?

Not so long ago the only way to find out who lives on a particular street was to go out and meet them, or to ask people that you already know on the street. Today it can be so much easier and you don't have to talk to anyone. You can search for people who live in your area on the Internet. You can do it quickly and without the risk of any embarrassment.

All you need is a membership to a low cost public records web site and you will have everything you need to start your list of names of people who live in the street.

When you do a background check on someone using a good public records web site it will give you the names and addresses of possible neighbors of that person. You can then background check the neighbors and in turn, their neighbors too. You can carry on doing this until you have a list of people who live in the street. You will also have access to a lot of information about these people.

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How To Find Out If Someone Is Married

Sun, 22 May 2011 16:27:08 +0100

Use the same databases that the law enforcement agencies use

Finding the right partner nowadays is a difficult enough task at the best of times but how do you know that your new love is being honest with you? Whether you just met or you've known him or her for years they could have skeletons in their cupboard that they don't want to you to know about. Some of these skeletons could be very important to you so it's worth doing a little digging. For instance, make sure that you know how to find out if someone is married.

It's now possible for you to access the same powerful databases that are used by government law enforcement agencies to do background searches on just about anyone including yourself. It's as easy as typing the details that you know into a web page. You can potentially find out whether they have a criminal record, arrest warrants, phone numbers as well as whether they are married and a lot of other useful pieces of information.

Ask them if they are married

The obvious first step is to simply ask them whether they are married or have been in the past. If they are honest they will tell you the truth and the skeletons can be left behind. But how do you know that they are being honest with you? You have to be a detective and a lie detector nowadays.

Pay careful attention to what they say and look for discrepancies. It's very difficult to keep up a complicated lie and mistakes can easily creep into the story. Do the dates in his story make sense? Does he go away on mysterious business trips etc? You only need to find one thing that you absolutely know is a lie to cast a cloak of doubt on everything else they've told you. If this happens then confront them immediately and walk away if you don't get a satisfactory reply.

Do some undercover work

If you have an idea where someone might have been married then you can write to the local offices in that area and ask for marriage records. But what if you don't know where they came from? Even if you do there's no guarantee that that's where they got married so how do you find out if someone is married when you don't have any idea where they might have done it?

Find out if someone is married the easy way

Until very recently the means to search for information such as whether you are married or not was reserved solely for the law enforcement agencies. Through the power of the Internet these same databases are now available to everyone and made easily accessible through very affordable software. Not only can you find out whether they are married but whether they have a criminal record or have been arrested, when and where they were born, whether they have been declared bankrupt and many, many other background checks. A small investment to gain access to all this information can save you from making a big mistake.

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Criminal Records And How Facebook Might Get You A Criminal Record

Sun, 22 May 2011 11:18:31 +0100

Is Facebook a friend or your worst enemy?

Facebook is arguably one of the very best inventions of the last 50 years. Or is it one of the worst abominations to be conceived yet? It all depends on your point of view and if you are one of the unfortunate people who have lost a job, been turned down for a job, been cyber-bullied or even got a criminal record because of something posted on FB then you know what I'm taking about.

It's undeniable that social networking sites have brought pleasure to millions of people around the world. It has allowed people to keep in touch despite vast distances and passage of time. It has brought old friends together when they thought that they would never see each other again. Many people use FB as an invaluable tool to organize events and keep their social life in order. Communicating with people has never been easier, especially now that you can do it so easily on your phone while mobile.

The dark side of Facebook

There is however a dark side to this new found freedom of communication and expression. Social networks make it possible for you to track the daily activities of all your friends and allows you to communicate with them any time that you want to. This very same technology makes it possible for employers to build a background profile of you and use it to decide whether to give you a job or not. Worse still, your Facebook profile can provide evidence to the police and land you with a criminal record.

If you apply for a job in an office and your FB profile shows that you regularly party the night away into the small hours they might take that into consideration. If you apply for a job working with children but your FB page shows you in compromising situations then there is a good chance that you will not get the job.

Some people post pictures of themselves actually committing offenses thinking that their pages are private. This can get you into serious trouble. It can get you arrested and provide the prosecution with all the ammunition that they need to secure a conviction. You then have a criminal record that will follow you for the rest of your life.

Don't stop using Facebook

I don't want to stop you from using FB. As I said, the social benefits it brings are huge and I would not want to deny you those benefits. What I do want you to do is act responsibly when you are using it.

The first thing that you must do is use the tools that Facebook provide to secure your account. This means setting your profile so that only the people that you want to see your information can see it. When you have done that you have probably done more than most to help keep your life private and secure your reputation.

Online security is never enough

Simply securing your account is not enough however. Remember that you are relying on the owners of FB to be responsible and respect your privacy wishes. Can you trust them to do that? I would not. You must also remember that FB is just one huge software program. It is built by programmers who are human and don't always get things right. I know this because I'm a programmer myself. A web site like Facebook is a complex piece of software which is impossible secure 100% with certainty. If there is even a small hole in the security then the hackers will find it sooner or later.

Even if Facebook was 100% secure one of your 'friends' could take your posts and images and post them elsewhere. You may forget that you made your boss a friend and then post something bad about the company that you work for. A sure way to get yourself fired if you ask me.

FB will also give up your information to the police to comply with court orders. Anything that you write or post online can and will be held against you in court if the police choose to do so when they charge you with an offence. A conviction for smashing a window is easy to achieve if you post a picture of you doing it on FB.

Anything you post on line may be found in a background check

So don't stop using FB but whenever you post stuff there you should assume that whatever you put on the site may someday become public. Before you post ask yourself this question "Would I want anyone else to see this?". If you would rather not show this information to your employer, a prospective employer, your ex partner or the police then don't post it. Keep it to yourself. If you do this every time then you should be able to sleep easier at night knowing that it can't come back to bite you one day.

Don't get yourself a criminal record because you have posted something online to Facebook or anywhere else on line. It's easy enough for someone to do a background check on you online without you helping out by posting all your secrets too.

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Free Outstanding Warrant Search - 10 Great Tips

Sun, 22 May 2011 10:32:27 +0100

Searching for active arrest warrants

If you are attempting to do a free outstanding warrant search, either on yourself, or someone else then here are a few tips that you might want to bear in mind.

As with most things in life, you might find that you are able to do an absolutely free warrant search by doing all the work yourself. That is if you have the time and patience to do it. You can reduce your workload significantly by using paid services to do the work for you. It's a lot faster and it doesn't need to cost you a fortune any more.

1. Don't ignore a warrant

Whatever you do, don't assume that a warrant will disappear if you ignore it for long enough. It won't go away, no matter how long it's been. Sooner or later they will catch up with you and arrest you. You will be much better off if you give yourself up before that happens.

2. Get yourself a lawyer

When you discover that you have an outstanding warrant the first thing that you should do is get a lawyer. You can handle the warrant without one if you must but you will be much better off if you let a professional guide you through the process.

3. Hand yourself in

Your lawyer will prepare and guide you through the process of handing yourself in and making sure that you do things in the best way for you. it is important that you hand yourself in voluntarily before you get arrested as this will show that you are trying to cooperate fully.

4. Search for outstanding warrants regularly

You can get an outstanding warrant at any time. You may not realize that you have one and you don't have to have done anything wrong to get one either. An outstanding warrant might even be the result of having your identity stolen. Checking regularly is the only way to pick up warrants as they happen.

5. Don't ask a cop

You might be tempted to do a very quick and easy free outstanding warrant check by calling at your local law enforcement office and asking. This strategy may not work if you are trying to search for someone else's warrants and if they find a warrant outstanding for you then they might just arrest you on the spot.

6. Take precautions to avoid identity theft

Identity theft is a big problem and it's getting worse. As many as 1 in 4 Americans may fall victim to this crime at some time in our lives. It makes sense to be careful with your personal information for all sorts of reasons and getting an unexpected warrant is one of them.

7. Avoid Bench Warrants

A bench warrant is generally avoidable. This is a warrant issued by the court when you fail to do something you were told to do. Always do what the court tells you to do.

8. Avoid Arrest Warrants

harder to avoid than Bench Warrants because you don't have to do anything wrong to get one. If you have committed an offence however then you are much more likely to get a warrant. Don't break the law.

9. Check for warrants at county and state level

Check both state and county records in the area where you are most likely to have warrants. Many authorities now publish arrest records on the web which should make your job a little easier.

10. Use free public records

Arrest warrants are public records which means that they are freely available to anyone who wants to see them. You can search through public records from across the nation using a web site that specializes in holding that information. This can be very helpful if you don't know where your outstanding warrants might be.

11. Bonus tip - Search outstanding warrants for anyone you want

When you use a public records web site you aren't limited to searching just for your own information. You can find out if someone else has warrants too. In fact, you can do a full background check on practically anyone you want. Why not do one on everyone you know? You might be surprised at what you find.

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Active Arrest Warrants - How To Search For Warrants For Arrest

Mon, 16 May 2011 16:00:30 +0100

Never ask a cop if there is an arrest warrant out on you

If a police officer knows that there is a warrant of arrest issued on you then he will most likely arrest you on the spot. So the last thing you want to do if you think you have a warrant is to ask a cop to look it up. If you get arrested then you've just missed your chance to do something about the court order before you get arrested.

Have you forgotten to pay a fine? Do you even know that you have a fine? Have you been driving too fast and picked up a ticket that you haven't been notified of yet? You might have forgotten to attend court or failed to do some community service. You might even have had your identity stolen and someone has committed a crime in your name.

You might be a victim of criminal identity theft

If someone steals your identity it's called identity theft. If someone steals your identity and commits a crime posing as you then it's called criminal identity theft. If someone has done this to you then you could have warrants for arrest in all sorts of places for all sorts of offenses and you won't have any idea that they exist. This is a bad position to be in and it's almost impossible to stop it from happening.

Having your identity stolen is a horrible thing to have happen to you and victims will tell you that the longer it goes undetected then the worse the experience is. Criminal identity thieves can wipe out your savings, obtain documents and commit crimes all in your name without you knowing unless you're constantly on the look out for signs that something is wrong. Checking for arrest warrants is something that you can do to help discover identity theft early.

If you know that there are active arrest warrants on you then you have a chance to do something about them before the situation gets out of hand. The sooner you learn about them the better.

Ask at courthouses

If you know where your warrants might have been issued then you can go to the courthouse and ask. If you don't know where the warrants might be then you're going to have a problem because you won't know which courthouse to enquire at. You can't ask them all can you? If you've had your identity stolen then you might have warrants anywhere. Traveling to each and every courthouse to ask if you might have an active warrant is simply not feasible to do.

Use an online public records database

Luckily there are web sites on line that specialize in finding information such as active arrest warrants on people. They soak up public and private records databases from thousands of different sources and make them all available to you at the click of a button. This is your best chance of finding out information about arrest warrants and all sorts of other things. You can do it right from your PC, it's fully confidential and most searches should take less than 5 minutes. Because it's so quick and easy you can afford to do it regularly and make sure that you stay out of trouble.

Find out if you've got any active arrest warrants right away because you can't afford to leave it even a minute longer.

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Free Arrest Warrant Search - Do I Have Any Active Arrest Warrants

Mon, 02 May 2011 09:29:48 +0100

Do you think that you might have an arrest warrant?

Are you looking for a free arrest warrant search because you think that there might be an active arrest warrant issued for you? Do you think that you have done something wrong or are you worried that you might have a warrant through no fault of your own?

If you know that you've committed a crime then you know that there is a good chance that a warrant has been issued on you. If this is the case then your best course of action is to get a lawyer and hand yourself in. If you don't then you are going to have to live the life of an outlaw.

You might have a warrant for silly reasons, like forgetting to turn up in court or failing to pay a fine for something. If this happens then you most likely have collected a Bench Warrant. It's the same as an arrest warrant as far as you are concerned, it will get you arrested just the same.

You can end up with a warrant even when you haven't done anything wrong. The police only have to think that you are involved in a crime and they can get a warrant for you. Someone might even be impersonating you when they committed the crime and the police have details of your identity instead of the criminals.

Do nothing and get a free arrest warrant search

You could just ignore the fact that you might have an arrest warrant. Sooner or later you will get stopped for some minor traffic offence or routine inspection. When this happens the police will reward you by doing a free warrant search for you. If they find that you have a warrant they will most likely arrest you right there.

You don't have to wait to be stopped by the police. You could just go to them and ask if you have any warrants. They will do a warrant search for free but again, they are likely to arrest you if the search finds an active warrant.

Free warrant searches at the courthouse

Do you know which county your warrants were issued in? You should know this if you forgot to turn up in court for instance. If so then you can go to the county courthouse and ask. This should be free in most cases and it won't get you arrested unless the warrant is for something very serious. You have to go to the right courthouse for this to work though. They will probably not be able to search other county records for you.

If you aren't sure which county the warrant is in then you could try state records. Most counties feed their records up to the state but the process can be slow and sometimes not very reliable. To be on the safe side you should check warrant records at the county and state level.

Search for free arrest warrants in public records

Arrest warrants are public records and there are some web sites that are making it their business to collect all publicly available records from across the nation into a huge database. They then organize the data and make it all available to you for easy searching nationwide.

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Criminal Records: Is The Justice System Just?

Fri, 29 Apr 2011 15:11:58 +0100

The truth is out there if anyone would bother to look for it

I sit here thinking about the injustice that goes on in our society today. I'm sure that you and most other people in the "civilised" world, assume that society investigates crimes to determine the truth. The guilty get punished and the innocent go free.

I thought the same way until very recently when a friend was charged with a serious offence that, in my opinion, he did not commit. Yes there was evidence to consider him a suspect but certainly not enough evidence to prove beyond doubt that he was guilty of the crime.

Are the police more interested in the conviction that they are in the truth?

We all believed that the police and legal teams would work together to uncover the truth and that the defendant would be cleared of the charges against him.

Did this happen? No it did not. The police had no other suspects so they stopped looking for evidence that could have cleared his name. He had no alibi and no way of proving his innocence. The trial went ahead with no clear evidence that he was guilty or innocent.

You would have thought that with no clear evidence of guilt that the jury would return a not guilty verdict on the grounds that there was reasonable doubt. But no, they did exactly the opposite and they did it unanimously.

The jury does not always make the right decision

I believe that even the prosecution team was surprised at this verdict. They had made a complete mess of the evidence all along. Making up scenarios that suggested guilt but were complete fiction.

This innocent man is now doing a long custodial sentence and his name will be tarnished forever. He has been condemned to a lifetime of low paid jobs and public disgrace.

There needs to be a change in the justice system. We will never be able to call ourselves a civilized society until our justice system becomes more interested in finding the ruth than it is about due process and makeing someone pay even if it is the wrong person. Lets not forget also that the real guilty person is still out there, potentially committing crimes. No one is looking for the real criminal.

There are more innocent people in prison than you might think

Since this case came to court I have learned that convicting innocent people has become, or still is, far more common than you could ever imagine. You don't have to go far to fnd accounts of many alleged crimes where the evidence just does not make sense to convict someone and yet they were.

It seems that the police will go to great lengths to secure evidence that will point to a conviction at the expense of evidence to the contrary.

The jury have an impossible job

In court, the prosecution's job is to get that conviction, not to find the truth. The jury have an impossible job of making sense of biased and unreliable evidence with no training or expertise to help them do the job. Is it any wonder that they vote with their emotions rather than fact. They are more likely to convict someone because they don't like them than they are to examine the factual evidence objectively.

You might want to think about this the next time you look up someone's criminal record or arrest record. Not everyone that is arrested or even convicted, are guilty.

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